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I've just started exploring click, and wholeheartedly love it. Thanks!
One thing that made the experience a bit frustrating was the API reference. Currently, in some places, it omits descriptions of the arguments of some of the decorators. For example, with click.argument, it just says the type is Any without telling where to look for the actual description:
I guess it's because the underlying argument class is customizable, but for the default usecase it would be nice to have a reference to the default.
Clicking on the reference to click.Argument doesn't reveal much either:
It would be nice if the description of attrs pointed to their actual reference: click.Parameter in case of argument and option decorators.
There's already a precedent for this in the docs - click.Group:
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I've just started exploring click, and wholeheartedly love it. Thanks!
One thing that made the experience a bit frustrating was the API reference. Currently, in some places, it omits descriptions of the arguments of some of the decorators. For example, with
click.argument
, it just says the type isAny
without telling where to look for the actual description:I guess it's because the underlying argument class is customizable, but for the default usecase it would be nice to have a reference to the default.
Clicking on the reference to
click.Argument
doesn't reveal much either:It would be nice if the description of
attrs
pointed to their actual reference:click.Parameter
in case ofargument
andoption
decorators.There's already a precedent for this in the docs -
click.Group
:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: